ur CA using an
InputStream...
Hope this helps.
Severine wrote:
Thx for you answer.
Yeah, That is was I did, but what I'm looking for is to do it in my
java class. I'm looking for java code to do that.
And I eventually would like to hard code the content of the CA in my
code. and im
Behalf Of Severine
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2006 2:55 PM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: CA embeded in Java client
Hi all and thanks in advance for your answers.
Here is my problem :
I have a c++ ssl webserver and I want to connect to it using a java client.
I have manually (with keytool) impo
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X509_STORE_add_cert (store,cert);
X509_free (cert);
*** end of code**
Thanks for your answers
Severine
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Hi all,
I've implemented an SSL server and now, I try to display pages in web
browsers.
I have a different behaviour depending on the machine. My first machine
is a XP and everything works fine.
The second one is a Windows 2000 and I have this error : "Failed to
parse" with no more explanation.
Thansk for you answer
The name in the certificate will not be automatically verified for
you. Your application has to verify that the name specified in the
certificate somehow matches who your peer claims to be. So if client
verifies a certificate of a server it should make sure that the name
'localhost' as CommonName (or rather, subjectAltName) only makes sense
if it's on the same machine. Otherwise, it needs to be the actual
name of the machine as it's known to the rest of the network, else
it'll have a problem verifying.
Thanks for your fast answer.
Well I've just generated
Hi all and thanks in advance for your help.
Here is my problem.
My current project is to secure a client/server application using SSL .
The application has already its own client/server tcp socket. This
socket can be either a client or a server depending on the case.
That is because the applicat
